St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-11-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Song recital at Overs music hall tonight.
Bank clearings yesterday, S787, 526O9.
Three cases of diphtheria reported yester
day.
Council committee on claims met yester-
day and audited bills.
Prof Folwell spoke at the Oh urch of the
Redeemer last evening.
Minnie Brown, of Young America, is in
Minneapolis looking for her sister, Lille
BendemOre.
James King was arrested yesterday on a
telegram from WATERFOWL, OAK, charging
him with larceny.
Early yesterday morning tenement on
Minnehaha avenue, near Lake street, was
damaged $50 worth by fire.
The Norwegian synod met yesterday and
went out TO Crystal lake TO look at the site
offered for the theological seminary.
There will be special meeting of the SUI
pervisors of the poor at the superintendents
Office Monday afternoon at o'clock.
Plummer Post Drum corps attended a
pleasant supper given by William Dye, at 81
Second avenue south last evening.
A small blaze on the corner of Sibley street
and Eighth avenue northeast called out the
department yesterday afternoon; no damage.
Roger McDermott, residing at Neenah
Wis, was brought down from Bralnerd last
evening suffering from diseased feet He
was taken to the Minneapolis hospital.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
Mathew Hughes and Annie Velisek, James
j. Fitzgerald and Mary Geelan, Edgar G. Kill
born and Annie L. King.
The new city hospital, 720 Eleventh ave
nue. south, will be thrown open to-day. The
mayor has appointed Aid. ClOutier, Gibson
and Swenson as managing committee for the
supervision of the poor at the hospital.
Miss Ellen Nylan, residing at 1902 Seventh
street southeast. while crossing Hennepin
avenue on Third street last evening, was
run down by reckless driver and quite
seriously injured. The driver will be ar
rested.
The council committee on water works
met yesterday and audited several bills. The
semi-monthly pay roll, amounting to S14,-
92273 was ordered paid. 1t was decided to
keep the Office open until 3 o'clock every
evening this week.
The meeting of the suffragiSts that was to
have occurred yesterday afternoon at room
81 Mackey-Legg block, did not come off
through some mistake of the people who
were expected, and will be held this afternoon
at the same place, Mrs. MantOn Marble pre-
siding.
Charles r. Palmer, the we'll known real
estate man at 257 Nicollet avenue, was ar
rested yesterday morning on a warrant sworn
out by Mrs E. II. Angle, charging him with
embezzling $3.50 belonging to her. Mr.
Palmer denies the charge.
An important meeting of the Associated
charities will he held on Monday evening in
the real estate exchange, West hotel The
principal business to be transacted will be
the choosing of a nominating committee for
the annual meeting to be held Dec. 9th.
A party of ladies and gentlemen were dis
cussing the anarchists yesterday and two re-
marked they were glad the villains were
hung, two dissented entirely. and one girl, a
pretty blonde, said she did not know what TO
saw but if she had had her way, why hang
EN-, shed have knocked 'em silly.
Ayoung man known as Walt" a hack
driver got on a drunk last night, and while
near the Milwaukee depot began insulting
ladies. Finally he went up to another hack,
containing Mrs. John Walker. rs Seventh
avenue northeast, and frightened her SO
badly that she jumped from the hack. He
was arrested.
young man by the name of Emil Brandt,
a few days ago was handling a muZZle-load-
ing gun when the cap flew back and hit him
fairly and squarly i'll the right eye. He has
suffered agony ever since. but yesterday DR..
Airport, the Oculist performed very deli
cate surgical operation on his injured optic,
i'll presence of large number OF students at
the hospital of the Minnesota college, from
which the patient has already received good
deal of relief.
DR.. Smith. house surgeon at the St. An
thony hospital. feels very proud of that in
stitution now that il is all completed. He
has worked very hard the past two months
getting everything to COMPLETION, and in the
last few days two more wards were opened
for patients, including fifteen more beds and
handsome reading and recitation room.
The patients OF this institution prc largely
CLEANED from the woods of Wisconsin and
up north, and d,<ing this winters season
they will be better prepared than any other
winter to receive those suffering from sick
ness OF the victims of accident.